Here is the front grille & Tow Hook covers.
I think it sets the front off!
Took about a hour to install because I didn't want to scratch nothing in the process.

 

WOW! That looks great!

 

Looks good! Congrats!

Did you have to remove the tow hooks or did you leave them behind the tow hook grilles?

 

I don't like the gap on top of the Bowtie I may take it apart and trim the legs on the grille off to let it sink a little more.
Anybody else ran into this on their grille.[]

 

Yep, every bar style grille I have seen has that issue! Mine included.

 

Looks good. Is it an overlay or cutout?

Try putting some small spacers (I used short pieces of popsicle stick and painted the ends black so they don't show) between the top bar and the grill surround which forces the grill down thereby minimizing the perceived gap.

 

You can see that the upper grille is arched up. Along the bottom of the upper it almost touches on theouter edgesand thecentersits up. Like Shark suggested, bend the grille down or use something to press down in the center.

 

That grille is Sharp! And I like the hook covers too!

Speaking of grilles...can anyone help me with this???...
https://chevroletforum.com/m_27912/mpage_2/key_/tm.htm

 

The directions say take a 8mm socket to get the Tow Hooks out. I just left them in, since it's a 4x4 you never know.

For the gap I will more than likely take it out and grind the bottom two legs down until it sit's right in the grille. I looked at it a lot last night and it looks as though it just doesn't have the room to sit down because of the two lower supports. I may even grindall 4 of themdown to recess it into the outer grille some.